York / CANTERBURY / Jerusalem / Paris / Edessa / Naples / Constantinople / Damascus / Antioch / Athens / Rome / Tarsus / Alexandria / Kent / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Andrew / /
Continent
Europe / North America / /
Country
Egypt / France / United Kingdom / Italy / Syria / Greece / Ireland / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Person Travel / Diplomatic Relations / Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Antiochian Deanery / Antiochian Greek Orthodox Deanery / University of Cambridge / /
Holiday
Easter / thanksgiving / /
IndustryTerm
civil law / canon law / /
NaturalFeature
British Isles / /
Organization
Cambridge University / English Church / Syrian Orthodox Church / Antiochian Church in Lebanon / Kings School / Sixth Ecumenical Council / Imperial Court / Church of the English / Orthodox Catholic Church / Council of Whitby / Christian Church / Church of Antioch / Lateran Council / Roman Catholic Church / University of Cambridge / School of Theology / /
Person
Donald Attwater / St Domneva / St Bede / Roman Catholics / St Hadrian / Abbey / Michael Lapidge / Ignatius IV / Alexander Haig St Helen / ST THEODORE / St Augustine / John Chrysostom / Benedict Biscop / /
Position
great teacher / administrator / Grace Bishop / head / historian / Minster / king / Bishop / administrator / scholar / translator / Emperor / interpreter / Archbishop / humble Bishop / writer / /
Region
British Isles / west France / North Africa / Western Europe / Mediterranean / Central Europe / /
ST THEODORE OF TARSUS AND CANTERBURY: ANTIOCHIAN STAR OF ORTHODOX BRITAIN On 27th May in the year 669, some thirteen hundred years ago, there landed on these shores, probably only a few miles from here, one who was to be